Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
ST. LOUIS IS LOYAL
rHE PRESIDENT sosslls RECEIVED
VITA Cleveland as.tksr~ ne VIII fssvs
ese2t Attraction ~ the Fa.lE-A
SrsDe frsSF-.4ns AEFs&ssa
for To-day

sr. LoVIs. Oct The rsosption ten
dersd 10 tic President sns party upon
their arrival here usl before mldnighl on
Saturday w@s . naess convincing demon
stration Of loyalty. The enthusiasm had
40 boUnds- The distinguished sisiiers
were escorted 10 the handsome mansion 0f
Mayor Travels in Nsndevsntsr Place
by mkny thousand people. Along the
entire ro0te llaAlnstless oi the
most eKtTssagsnt character were ex-
hibiied. There w4s . constant up-sbootlng
OF rockets aud bombs. sarning Of different
Coi0red dEhts etc. IN fact streets through
which the procession passed ~sTs abisEs
with briliisncy.
Pfesldeat Cleveland and his wife were not
III least BIT fstissed ~ their journey. and
the latter expressed herself before leaving
the p. r. c. - ieeling splen1idly and being
cutie prepared 20 60 through lie elaborate
programme arranged ey the kissourisns.
Amer accompanying the President aud
Mrs. Cleveland 70 tke Mayors residence.
Colonel Lament Mr.. Blssell, Or. Bryant
and tie remainder Of the party returHed 10
the Lin6sll Hotel and io0k quarters ia The
parl0rs v hich had been ed for them.
It Is from the balcony Of this hotel that
the President will tomorrow night review
Hendricks Democratic Association OF this
city. IL is expected that upwards Of thirty
thousand men will be IA line. After iesy
ing Mayor Francis residence tomorrow
President and Ars. Cleveland will not TO
turn, parlOrs having been arranged for them
al the Lndeli Hotel. For almost every
hour in the day some grand event IL 70 oc-
cur and If the entire programme is earned
out = good days work will have
= ~. :.
attended divine service this morning and
later Ia the day took short ride Beyond
this they spent the day very quietly with
their host and hostess Other members OF
| the party were appropriately entertained By
| friends. The President viii speak al the
| Exchange at noon tomorrow. Quite q
| severe storm passed over this section early
| this evening but before midnight the sky
| Was cleudiess and tie indications pointed TO
more Cleveland weather for Monday.
There was busy scene presented al the
| Fair Grounds today. All that wealth. en-
| terprise, liberality and industry can DO 10
make the Fair Of 1887 superior 10 any OF its
predecessors will be brought into requlsi-
/ ZION ~ deserve success aud almost surely 10
| via IL. In the visit Of President Cleveland d
/ TO the grounds tomorrow morning viii
be presented Ga attraction that will d0ubi-
less draw Thousands there. There viii be
| no pubic reception there nor any prooeed.
| ings that vii, consume time. as President
| Cleveland la. TO be a. Merchants Exchange
At half past twelve O'Clock. but he will ride
around the smphitleAire accompanied by
Mrs. Cleveland in an oPsn carriage giving
thousands OF spectators fayorsbls
| opportunity OF gazing upon those
| whom they honor and admire
As tribute of respect TO them, .
| handsome and massive arch Stimulating
| granite has been erected over the roadway
| beside the house OF public comfort, and
they will psss under il on their way 10 the
| smphithestre. On their arrival in the
| amphithestre they will be greeted by a
| chorus of children with song Of welcome